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Radio waves

Nuclear spin, MRI machine

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Microwaves

Rotate, cooking

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Infared

vibrate, Night vision

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Visible

you see stuff

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UV

Valence electrons, Sun burn

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X-rays

inner electrons, Xray machine

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Gamma

spin nucleus

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Debroigle’s Idea

wave-particle duality

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V (mu)

Frequencyassociated with electromagnetic waves.

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Quantum mechanics

-Electrons do NOT have exact, fixed positions

-Instead, electrons exist in probable locations

-We use probability to describe where an electron is likely to be

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shrodlinger Equation

where electrons are likely to be + their energy

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Electron cloud model

electrons exist in probable locations rather than exact fixed positions

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Aufbaus

Fill lowest energy levels first.

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Hund

When electrons fill orbitals of the same energy, they occupy each orbital one at a time before pairing up.

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Pauli

no 2 electrons can have the same 4 quantum numbers which means that you can only put 2 electrons of opposite spin on the same orbital

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Principle

symbol- n

allowed values-1,2,3,4….

Property- orbitol size an energy level




MOST IMPORTANT Higher n → larger orbital + higher energy

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secondary

symbol- l
allowed values- 0 to n-1
Property- shape of the orbital

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magnetic

symbol- ml

allowed values- -l to +l

Property- orientation of the orbital in space

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Spin

symbol- s

allowed values- +1/2, -1/2

Property- intrinsic angular momentum of an electron